My friends gang had planned for a pool dinner and each of us had to cook some menu and bring it.I was looking out for an interesting starter which was quite easy to make as I had to make it in large numbers.I came across this recipe and found interesting. I had made this for the pool dinner and trust me...This was a super hit:):)!!!! My friends just loved it and ate in a jiffy:):)!!! You will also find this starter in the menu cards of some of the most sought after Veg. restaurants in chennai with off course an expensive price tag :P.Here is the recipe for a cheesy and crispy muchies-Corn cheese balls.
Serves 15 balls
Ingredients
1. Potato - 3 Nos (Big)2. Corn flour-1 tbsp
3. Cheese Cubes-> cut into smaller cubes - 30 nos.
4. Sweet corn kernels-3/4 cup (I used the frozen ones)
5. Coriander-1 tbsp (finely chopped )
6. Green chilies-1 (finely chopped)
7. Mixed Italian Herb Seasoning - 2 tsp
8. Freshly crushed pepper - 2 tsp
8. Salt to taste
9. Bread crumbs-any bread for your choice powdered
10. Oil for deep frying
Batter
1. All purpose flour (maida)- 1 cup2. Water-3/4 Cup
Method
1. Boil the potatoes and smash them nicely.2. Now add corn, coriander, green chilies,seasoning, pepper, cornflour and salt to the smashed potato.
3. Combine well, the texture resembles that of soft clay as shown in the picture above.
5. Roll them into small balls and flatten them. Stuff 2 small cheese cubes and cover them to again form small balls.
6. Dip the balls into the batter and roll them over crushed bread crumbs. Ensure the ball is completely covered with bread crumbs.
7. Deep fry the balls in oil on medium or low flame till they become golden brown.
8. Serve the hot cheese balls with ketchup :) Not to forget pulling your cheese balls apart, the cheese ooozes out...yummmmy!!!!!:)
Notes,Tips & Add-On's
- I used frozen sweet corns and hence I didn't have the necessity to boil them.In case you don't have frozen ones,please ensure you boil them before using it.
- I used brown bread as they give a nice color on deep frying.
- While rolling the cheese balls,oil your hands so that the balls don't stick to your hands.
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